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Jays leaders discussed the struggles of franchise first baseman Vladimir Guerrero Jr. and how a likely lockout will impact the offseason.

Toronto Blue Jays general manager Ross Atkins and CEO Mark Shapiro addressed media on Wednesday following a disappointing last-place regular season finish. The executives discussed key topics for the franchise heading into the winter, including handling an anticipated Major League Baseball lockout, navigating Vladimir Guerrero Jr.'s difficult season, and formulating roster plans after finishing last in runs scored.
Shapiro indicated the Blue Jays expect similar financial support despite ongoing labor uncertainty, noting significant payroll coming off the books with expiring contracts. Atkins stated the front office will focus on revitalizing the offense while scheduling meetings with Guerrero to establish a winter plan following a campaign where he hit nine home runs.
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